Sentence examples for concert case from inspiring English sources
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All this may dilute any song's or album's or concert's case for canonical consideration — it'd be hard to know what to send into space.
Dice is also courting music fans with its Waiting List feature, where fans can join a queue for tickets for a sold-out concert in case more become available; exclusive concerts from some artists; and plans to recommend gigs and bands based on their past purchases.
The definition and operationalization of environmental and social risks and their impact on economic SC performance is a crucial challenge for formal modeling in concert with case-based research.
Even GRFs are known to act in concert in some cases; for instance, the large NDR in the CLN2 promoter is created jointly by Reb1, Mcm1, and Rsc3 (Bai et al. 2011), but this does necessarily represent true cooperativity.
This is a good opera to hear in concert in any case, because it can be problematic onstage.
But the new SEC rules do not define "acting in concert," and the case law is very murky; no one really knows what this critical phrase means.
The songs on "Clarity" convey acute self-awareness along with flashes of grace and insolence: the album is a pitch-perfect teenage plaint, though the concert made a case for continuing relevance beyond graduation.
The trio convened for a Case concert in December at McCabe's, meant to be a replacement for the gig that had been canceled by the heart surgery.
